... e NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, TussDAY. s The Coffee-room Stakes were won by rugnator, beating Mari- e ment and Wiasma c. Handicap Plate was won by Cock Pheasant, beating Dowen, Goi. sip, andl three others. The Two Thousand Guinea Stakez were won by Lord of the llcs, tbeating St. Hubert, Kingstown, and six others, The race was a most interesting and exciting one. In the finishing effsrt St. ...

... TATTERlSALL'S, MONDAY. e Ill-omnened reports respecting St. Hubert caused a strong demon. Sstration to be manic against him in the course of the morning inn the - city; o nd, on mustering at 1The Corner, thle feeling Of hostihity 1,was so uatne increased by the operations of certain eager layers that, tafter its0 to 20 bad been booked thre!e or four times, 30 to I vet o ab ig-n e~iorlal ...

... CHESTER SPRING MEETING, TuESDAY, May I, TrioGrosvenor Stakes were won byEphcsus, beating Lord Alfred, Roving Betsy, and two others. The Palatine Stakes were won by Lady Tatton, beating Instruc- tress, Homily, and five others. The Chesterfield Stakes were won by Courtenay, beating Paletot, Chalice, and eight others The Mostyn Stakes were won by Epilogue, beating Goidhill, Sister to Broughton, ...

... BATiH AND SOMERSET COUNTY RACES, TDE6DAY, May 15. The Lansdown Stakcs (Handicap) were won by Benhams, beating Octavia, Postulant, and five others. The Biennial Stakes were won by Oulston, beating Sandboy, Bessie, and twvo others. ?? Saltes were won by Coroner, beating Stork, Wandering Willie, anlrritlo others. The Someroetshire Stakes were won by Typec, beating Humboldt, Rataplan, anod ten ...

... D The opening match of this club, which bas commenced the au'l Iseason under ve~rv favourable auspices, war played on the broi Holmes ground on Wednesday. Sides were chosen by Mr. E.bo Smith land Mr. 'Tipping, and some good play waso exhibited ,any -the higheot ocorecs being obtained by Meissrs. Sorter, Thomp. win ason, and March.wi 1I In the evening the players and their friends, to the ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, EPSOM RACES. TUESDAY. Mlay 22. DFrom a picturesque polstt of vicw, it is generally admitted that the greagtttatioflal fete on IBanstead Downs has nlot this year reacised - te average; but from a sporting point of 'view, the chief race -the, Derby'-halt beetn more than usually interesting There were fewer horses than usual for thlegreat race oil Wet. nesday. Early in thle ...